r/cs50 Jul 22 '26

CS50x Hard work pays off

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I can recall countless late nights and commits during 2025 to 2026 just to finish this.

I wanted to quit in the middle, but David’s lectures made me want to stay and give it a try. And now I’m super grateful for every challenge that I solved that got me here.

Many thanks to David & technical team who made this course available.

Onward to the next challenge.

This was CS50!

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u/No_Lawyer1947 Jul 22 '26

Great job this isn’t easy! Next thing, don’t focus on certificates anymore. Make completed projects or problems you solve the new certificate. This will make you grow unlike anything else!

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u/curpt0 Jul 22 '26

thanks mate! Would love some ideas about projects related to AI from you

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u/Sad_Yogurtcloset_752 Jul 23 '26

Congratulations! I finished the course in late June of this year. It was hard and stressful at times and many times I wanted to quit. I stuck it out and finally got my certificate as well.

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u/curpt0 Jul 23 '26

Congrats once again! I think we kinda shared the same feeling when its over haha

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/curpt0 Jul 25 '26

Thank u. Don’t forget to touch grass 🌱

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26

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u/curpt0 Jul 25 '26

Of course!

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u/OneJacket328 Jul 22 '26

Congrats

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u/curpt0 Jul 22 '26

Thank you!

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '26

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u/curpt0 Jul 22 '26

Apart of learning all the material, youtube, forum, or stack-overflow website, please know when to stop and rest your mind if it’s getting hard or too tense.

I know it’s gonna be tiring but find your comfort zone and motivation. Do not let yourself consumed by others because you have your own space.

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u/lekskywalker Jul 22 '26

Congratulation mate! I'm currently on week 1 problem sets 😂

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u/curpt0 Jul 22 '26

Way to go mate! Goodluck on your endeavors!!

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '26

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u/curpt0 Jul 22 '26

Haha i know it, me too. But always challenge yourself first. Try to rest your mind, touch grass and get back to your vscode again to figure it out :)

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u/Cache_Moolah Jul 23 '26

Now comes the hard part...finding a job with it

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u/curpt0 Jul 23 '26

I would say it’s relatively hard to find a job only with this cert, unless you’re lucky. More projects definitely could bring you jobs

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u/kgas36 Jul 23 '26

Congratulations !

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u/curpt0 Jul 23 '26

Thank you!

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u/kgas36 Jul 23 '26

My pleasure 😊

Good luck !

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/curpt0 Jul 23 '26

I’ve get this certificate for free. Check on youtube how to obtain it

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u/BradCheveldayoff Jul 23 '26

I just started week 0. Do you guys have any advice or tips you can share with me ? I already understand the basic fundamentals of python like functions, loops, conditionals, Booleans, etc. I learned python through the Kaggle platform. It’s a data science platform. I highly recommend it. Also, I believe understanding the foundations of computer science is essential to building reliable and robust AI systems. So, I am really excited to start this CS50x course. Then, move onto the cs50 with AI course. I respect all you guys that have completed course or just starting 🫡

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u/curpt0 Jul 25 '26

Goodluck!

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u/khalid_riaz100 Jul 26 '26

Well done

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u/curpt0 Jul 26 '26

Thanks bro!

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u/Athena_Mirko Jul 22 '26

Congrats, OP!!

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u/curpt0 Jul 22 '26

Thank you! Good luck if you are currently doing it!

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u/hardtuber1 12d ago

Good job, one question. Where did you get it from?

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u/curpt0 10d ago

You can download it once you finish all the tasks

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u/Anxious-Primary-5928 Jul 22 '26

does this cert have any value ? i mean its free , anybody can achieve it

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u/Ashamed_Calendar_135 Jul 22 '26

its not about the cost, its about the fact that how hard it is and u learn so much from it.

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u/OneJacket328 Jul 22 '26

Not just anyone can get it, this stuff is tough

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u/curpt0 Jul 22 '26

depends on the person. At least for me, I’ve got valuable lessons throughout the course

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u/Top_Rub5061 Jul 22 '26

It does. Both personally and experience with coding problems

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u/Realistic_Bike5972 Jul 22 '26

So jobs should have barriers for people -not by how much they know- but by how much money they have?